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 1 4 |      the retiring player the pain~of seeing the game go on
 2 7 |   pattern of the carpet. The~pain of great minds has something
 3 8 |   clouded now~by some hidden pain, or dulled by gloomy sadness.
 4 9 |     Calyste was conscious of pain in the midst of the~happiness
 5 9 | sight, and as if some sudden pain had seized her, she turned~
 6 10|      We can part now~without pain or remorse; we have neither
 7 11|      were only to express my pain!"~she said to herself. "
 8 12|      buzzing, and I feel the pain in my ribs! You~know, don'
 9 15|    the first anguish of~such pain, which is always deaf and
10 20|   when they are all alone.~ ~Pain, as well as pleasure, has
11 21| throat the bitter words that pain suggested; she repressed
12 26|     said to him, "Are you in pain,~monsieur?" in a manner